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Computer instructions are represented by a string of binary codes consisting of "opcodes" and "operands." An instruction usually consists of two parts: an opcode that determines the operation to be performed and an operand that refers to the data involved in the operation and the address of the unit in which it is located.

Operating environment: Windows 7, Dell G3 PC.

Computer instructions are instructions and commands that direct the work of the machine, programs are a series of instructions arranged in a certain order, and the process of executing the program is the working process of the computer.

A computer instruction is a command given to a computer, represented by a string of binary codes. It tells the computer what to do, where the data involved in the operation came from, and where the results will be sent.

An instruction usually consists of two parts: an opcode that determines the operation to be performed and an operand that refers to the data involved in the operation and the address of the unit in which it is located.

In computers, operation requirements and operand addresses are represented by binary numbers, called operation codes and address codes, respectively, and the entire instruction is stored in memory in binary coded form.

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